Human Rights Abuses Revealed By Guantanamo Translator
Sexual torture, neglect, and mistreatment of often innocent prisoners, and the damage it has done to the US image is revealed in the book Inside The Wire. The author, Erik Saar said "This is now a rallying cry for the Muslim world". The Observer Guardian reports In an exclusive interview, Saar told The Observer that prisoners were physically assaulted by 'snatch squads' and subjected to sexual interrogation techniques and that the Geneva Conventions were deliberately ignored by the US military.Of course this is being totally ignored by the mainstream media in the United States, and once again anyone looking for the truth must go to media outlets outside the U.S. to get the truth that this administration with the help of the corporate media hides from the citizens. The Observer goes on to report in one of the more disgusting details of its' interview with Saar that Among the most shocking abuses Saar recalls is the use of sex in interrogation sessions. Some female interrogators stripped down to their underwear and rubbed themselves against their prisoners. Pornographic magazines and videos were also used as rewards for confessing. In one session a female interrogator took off some of her clothes and smeared fake blood on a prisoner after telling him she was menstruating. 'That's a big deal. It is a major insult to one of the world's biggest religions where we are trying to win hearts and minds,' Saar said.And of course it is the not the upper command or the civilian members of the military under the leadership of Donald Rumsfeld that are prosecuted. We are left to only hope that somehow, someway Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld are brought before the war crimes tribunal and made to pay for the horrors inflicted on the prisoners it holds. MORE.... |
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